Longfusi Snack Street

This is the place to come to try a wide variety of authentic and flavorful Beijing dishes such as kebabs, barbecue, tripe, Chinese doughnuts and much more, all at very affordable prices. In the street, there are many different kinds of cuisines: traditional soybean milk, Jiaoquan, luzhu and so on, and many foreign tourists like to enjoy snacks here.

Suzhou Jie Entertainment Street

Situated between Suzhouqiao and Haidianqiao, Suzhou Jie Entertainment Street is a recent development and has risen rapidly in popularity. Now, it can be mentioned in the same breath with Gui Jie. It gained its excellent reputation from deep culture deposits. The traditional garden style restaurant predominates here.

The restaurants found here are sometimes the polar opposite of each other, with some being posh and expensive while others are very casual "hole-in-the walls." Restaurants on Suzhou Jie have everything you need for the perfect lunch or dinner, as well as desserts to satisfy your cravings, from some of Beijing's finest chefs.

Fangzhuang Food Street

This busy street, known as the leading area for restaurants in south Beijing, has the most comprehensive flavors on offer, after Guijie. As a new food street, complete facilities and spacious restaurants give it certain advantage. It is a good place to enjoy Chinese food for these streets house almost all the major schools of Chinese cuisine. There are also famous restaurants serving German, Japanese and Italian food.

Dong Huamen Night Market

Located at the northern entrance of Wangfujing Street, Donghuamen Night Market is the most famous snack street in Beijing, popular with both locals and tourists. By simply following the wafting aroma of cooking, tourists can find the most natural and simple flavors of Old Beijing here. When the night falls, the delicious food cruise bringing flavors from every corner of China emits delicious spices in the backdrop of the rhythmic market sounds, provides a serious temptation for your stomach.